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Matthew 7:1–6 is often quoted as a blanket warning against making any moral judgments, but Jesus is actually addressing hypocritical and self-righteous judgment. Rather than forbidding discernment, He calls His followers to first examine their own hearts before correcting others. True righteousness doesn’t ignore sin—it approaches others with humility, clarity, and a desire for restoration rather than condemnation.
By Nathan CoxMatthew 7:1–6 is often quoted as a blanket warning against making any moral judgments, but Jesus is actually addressing hypocritical and self-righteous judgment. Rather than forbidding discernment, He calls His followers to first examine their own hearts before correcting others. True righteousness doesn’t ignore sin—it approaches others with humility, clarity, and a desire for restoration rather than condemnation.